Artist Interview, Olive Gill-Hille.
To be honest the first time I started working with wood I remember thinking— wow there is a lot of measuring...— Olive Gill-Hille
Australian Design Review: Establishing a sense of place: Build-to-rent comes alive through narrative intent
What does it mean to have a sense of place? Where does it come from? Is it innate and immutable – the result of a perfect collision between environmental, constructed and human elements? Or can it be generated from ‘nothing’, shaped deliberately and consciously?
Why the number of emerging collectors is growing even as the art market is shrinking.
Younger buyers are comfortable transacting online and discovering artists through digital channels.
Threshold Spaces: the Quiet Power of Encounter
We often think of lobbies and threshold zones—entrances, foyers, corridors—as transitional spaces: places we pass through. But exactly because they are passed through so often, they carry a strange potency. These are the moments when we shift — from street to interior, from public to private, from one state of mind to another. In these liminal edges, art can do something remarkable: it can arrest us, draw us in, make us pause, and remind us we are part of a larger narrative.
